| "Say, must I all my joys forgo and still maintain this outward show?" | |
| "and also decided to forgo the breast enhancement operation." | |
| "had no friend to forgo my bail. | |
| "it's a bad habit, hard to forgo." | |
| - And a nut. Maybe my parents would forgo their permission so I could be released to take drama instead. | |
| "Say, must I all my joys forgo and still maintain this outward show?" | |
| "and also decided to forgo the breast enhancement operation." | |
| "had no friend to forgo my bail. | |
| "it's a bad habit, hard to forgo." | |
| - And a nut. Maybe my parents would forgo their permission so I could be released to take drama instead. | |
| Here she is, blossoming, but she was taught in her formative years that very properly, a young girl forgoes any of the unmentionable physical endeavors. | |
| Janette Desautel forgoes the right... to reuse the name Desautel on any subsequent restaurant ventures, blah, blah, blah. | |
| The defence forgoes his right to speak at this time. | |
| The government forgoes an attempt to change the views... of the so-called representatives of the people. | |
| Uh,once sam's biological father officially forgoes his rights. | |
| Here she is, blossoming, but she was taught in her formative years that very properly, a young girl forgoes any of the unmentionable physical endeavors. | |
| Janette Desautel forgoes the right... to reuse the name Desautel on any subsequent restaurant ventures, blah, blah, blah. | |
| The defence forgoes his right to speak at this time. | |
| The government forgoes an attempt to change the views... of the so-called representatives of the people. | |
| Uh,once sam's biological father officially forgoes his rights. | |
| And do you not know that Celadon's body, being unfound, forwent that final act of mercy? | |
| Apparently, Sergeant First Class Harrison, now Private First Class Harrison, in the recruiting office, forwent a few crucial steps. | |
| In fact, I forwent replacing my cell phone to buy this. | |
| Okay, the only thing that you've brought into my life is an oil-leaking Volvo, a musty smell in my guest room and the word "forwent." | |
| And do you not know that Celadon's body, being unfound, forwent that final act of mercy? | |
| Apparently, Sergeant First Class Harrison, now Private First Class Harrison, in the recruiting office, forwent a few crucial steps. | |
| In fact, I forwent replacing my cell phone to buy this. | |
| Okay, the only thing that you've brought into my life is an oil-leaking Volvo, a musty smell in my guest room and the word "forwent." | |
| "When thou canst no longer continue in thy work, without dishonour to God, forgoing thy integrity, wounding conscience, and hazarding the loss of thy salvation, thou mayest, yea, thou must believe, that God will turn thy very silence to his glory. | |
| 'Fortunately, in today's modern workplace, 'forgoing pens isn't the hindrance it once was.'. WOMAN SCREAMS | |
| Also, thanks to everybody for forgoing your salary this week. | |
| Amendment to the forgoing, who thinks we should say nothing until we have that lawyer? | |
| And forgoing any orderly family life. | |
| 17 years old and his future is already a forgone conclusion. | |
| Also l feel that you Mr. Gould have forgone... the privilege that is rightfully yours of communicating with an audience. | |
| And in their closing, know that I have not forgone the mores of noonday execution. | |
| And it's kind of insulting that's that it's already a forgone conclusion in his mind that I'm going to lose at the Duel. | |
| For Lady Worsley has forgone all her maternal rights and Sir Richard is no longer obliged, nor is he disposed to grant them. | |
| "When thou canst no longer continue in thy work, without dishonour to God, forgoing thy integrity, wounding conscience, and hazarding the loss of thy salvation, thou mayest, yea, thou must believe, that God will turn thy very silence to his glory. | |
| 'Fortunately, in today's modern workplace, 'forgoing pens isn't the hindrance it once was.'. WOMAN SCREAMS | |
| Also, thanks to everybody for forgoing your salary this week. | |
| Amendment to the forgoing, who thinks we should say nothing until we have that lawyer? | |
| And forgoing any orderly family life. | |
| 17 years old and his future is already a forgone conclusion. | |
| Also l feel that you Mr. Gould have forgone... the privilege that is rightfully yours of communicating with an audience. | |
| And in their closing, know that I have not forgone the mores of noonday execution. | |
| And it's kind of insulting that's that it's already a forgone conclusion in his mind that I'm going to lose at the Duel. | |
| For Lady Worsley has forgone all her maternal rights and Sir Richard is no longer obliged, nor is he disposed to grant them. | |
